--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "guyfawkes91" <guyfawke...@...>
wrote:
>
> > And that the soul incarnates
> > into bodies of both genders is also commonly understood. {Even the
> > Hindu gods are found in the literature to have occasionally
changed
> > gender.]
> >
> The most interesting take on this one in Hindu/Vedic literature is a
> story in the Yoga Vashista. A king and queen decide to get into
> spiritual pursuits and the queen gets to UC pretty quick. The king
> will have nothing of it and wanders off into the forest for a few
> decades of austerities. A few decades later the queen reckons he
might
> be ready for some instruction, but knowing he won't listen to a
woman,
> she disguises herself as a celibate monk. After some detailed
> instruction on what's what he gets enlightened, and then the queen
> starts thinking, "hold on this guy is my husband and we haven't had
it
> for years" So she goes through a big rigmarole of changing sex every
> night so the king can hump the celibate monk he's met in the forest,
> while in UC. Real soap opera stuff and calculated to break the
> boundaries of people who think in conventional ways about what's
> spiritual.
>
Not the Rig Veda.
Not the Sama Veda.
It's the Larry Flynt Veda, wrapped in brown paper and available at
the back of your local newsstand.
